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Yep...they suck
They all fell out the first day of wading Penns Creek in PA. I put them into the sticky wading boot...which wasn't very sticky even with these installed as they were all recessed below the tread. Stupid design!
Matt F.Simple
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Not a whole lot to say other than they work. I have them in my Patagonia wading boots and my wife's Redingtons. They do their job
Chris PetersonBunny boots into wading boots.
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I didn't want to spend a ton on wading boots, so with some effort I screwed these into a pair of old military surplus bunny boots. They gave my beat up old boots great traction in the river. After using them nearly every day for a month I had only one fall out. The kit came with plenty of studs, though, so I have lots of replacements.
Colin ClancyEmployeeAny reason I can't throw these in an old...
Any reason I can't throw these in an old pair of running shoes? My budget says no way on wading boots! Also, whats the difference between these and some screws I can pick up from the hardware store for a few bucks...
EpSheet rock screws from the hardwear store might work ok. Not that it's rocket science, but these threads on these are designed to hold well in soft rubber.
Ty NelsonVendor Repi have tried sheet metal screws from the hardware store, first the shortest they sold were too long so I had to grind them down, and secondly they all fell out because the threads were not the right size/shape. My brother got the expensive screws from sims, and hasn't lost one yet , I'll buy these, I bet they work better
DasherskiI work in sheet metal and can tell you that they are nothing more than sheet metal screws. They look like #8 or #10 type AB. You can find them all over the internet in different lengths and materials/hardness (stainless, zinc plated, etc) for a fraction of the price. Dab a little glue on them if you are worried they will fall out.
jnOrder some GripStuds. They work the best.
Rick